Group homes for disabled adults provide a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities. These residential facilities offer a unique opportunity for disabled adults to live in a community setting that caters to their specific needs while promoting independence and social integration. However, finding the right group home for yourself or a loved one can be an overwhelming process, as there are many factors to consider. What Are Group Homes for Disabled Adults?
When you’re looking for a home for disabled adults, there are tons of decisions to make. What kind of disability do you or your loved one have? Do you want to live in an apartment building or in the country? Are pets allowed? How many bedrooms do you need? These and so many other questions all factor into the process of finding and settling into the perfect place for you to spend your golden years. In this blog post, we’ll...
Developmental disabilities are sometimes very misunderstood, but here’s what you need to know about them in order to be an effective supporter of loved ones with developmental disabilities. First, it’s important to understand the difference between developmental disabilities and mental illnesses. While both impair someone’s ability to function in society, the causes of developmental disabilities are mostly genetic or physical in nature; mental illnesses are caused by psychological factors that may include genetics but aren’t solely genetic. Neurodevelopmental Disorders Many people with...
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Please enable JavaScript.fp-color-play{opacity:0.65;}.controlbutton{fill:#fff;}play-sharp-fill Original story By: Dianne Parker at KTVQ BILLINGS — Alpine Village Shopping Center in Billings has a new tenant. Residential Support Services is opening a new thrift store May 3, staffed by individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. “Residential Support Services supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live as independently as possible in the community,” says RSS Executive Director Calvin Calton. Read Full Story ...
With 1 in every 5 children having special needs, it’s no surprise that most of us have met someone with special needs at some point in our lives, whether we realize it or not. But what do you say to them? What do you do? With this guide, you’ll be prepared to greet any special needs adult with the right approach and attitude. You may find that they’re even more open than the average person to talking about their experiences—after...
The disability services community refers to adults with disabilities as invisible because, to the public eye, these individuals may not look like they have disabilities. However, that doesn’t mean these adults aren’t suffering from debilitating conditions that affect their daily lives in significant ways, including mobility issues, learning disorders and mental health concerns. Read on to learn more about this population and how you can help support adults with disabilities in your community or workplace. Try to keep an...
When you need to get to the doctor, getting to the doctor can seem like the hardest part of your day. This can be even more true if you have to rely on Medicaid’s transportation services. Fortunately, though, there are some things you can do to make sure you get where you need to go as smoothly as possible and stay healthy in the process. What is Medicaid Transportation? Medicaid transportation, as defined by Medicaid.gov, is a benefit that...
As our loved ones age, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that they are receiving the appropriate care and support they need. Group homes for aging adults can be an excellent option for those who are no longer able to live independently but may not require the level of care provided by nursing homes or assisted living facilities. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover what group homes are, the type of aging adults who can benefit...
Jim was an air guitar playing hippie rebel, demanding loud speaking, hard of hearing Executive Director for Residential Support Services and a fierce Irish Warrior of Advocacy defending the developmentally disabled or “your people-the clients.” Please enable JavaScript.fp-color-play{opacity:0.65;}.controlbutton{fill:#fff;}play-sharp-fill ...
